Red Cross Urges Finland Aid in Beadle County
Beadle County residents are urged to donate to Finnish relief through the American Red Cross. M D Ritchey, county chairman, cites a Norman H Davis letter noting emergency medical and hospital needs as Finland faces invasion. Donations designated for Finnish relief will be sent to national headquarters for immediate distribution.
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Beadle County
Red Cross
M.D. Ritchey
Ritchey
Norman H. Davis
National Red Cross Retairman
American Red Cross
Finland
Winker
Diavis
Hed’ Ass
Farm Queries And Answers From the Evening Huranine
Readers submit agriculture questions to the Farm Editor with state college Extension Service help. Topics include feeding pigweed screenings to sheep and calves using one third to one half of the ration, with value dependent on material quality and livestock. Advice covers permanent pasture options, suggesting rye as a nurse crop and reseeding with grasses and legumes for multi-species use.
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Ferm
Eevening Huranine
Extension Service
State College At
Brookings
Todd County
Forrest A
Fenn
Animal Husbandry Department
F. H
Beadle County
Feed value of Sooner mila and fall seeding for grama grass
Discussion on feeding value of Sooner mila for fattening hogs and breeding stock. Ground millet-like feed yields about 90 percent of shelled corn. Recommend supplement with tankage and soybean or linseed meal. Advise fall seeding for grama grass to ensure establishment, with caution about winter germination and seedling loss.
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C. J. Franske
Agronomy Department
Kingsbury County
A. Sconer Mila
Turner Wright
Animal Husbandry Department
F. W
Davisor County
C. J. Franzke
Cat Intrigue and a Return to Duty in Rockham
In a tense scene, Helen Benthorne endures an odd cat ownership experiment by Dawson as Flynn wrestles a wounded cat. The misplaced worry gives way to a teasing cliffhanger. Meurine Ruhlman and Leona Kempe resume nursing training in Aberdeen after visiting parents.
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Mrs. Benthorne
Dawson
Flynn
Helen Benthorne
Rockham
Meurine Ruhlman
Leona Kempe
Aberdeen
St Luke's Hospital
R H Turner Describes 4 H Essentials And Ideals
R H Turner of Washington DC explains 4 H Club work as a specialized educational enterprise for rural youth ages 10 to 20. Leaders, county conferences, and volunteer role shape plans, with essentials like training experience executive ability and personality and ideals emphasizing goals reputation initiative and wholesome influence.
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R. H. Turner
Washington, D. C
R. A. Turner
United States Department of Agriculture
State Colleges of Agriculture
Irs
United States
Pupils Finish Reading The Bobbsey Twins Tale at Windmill Cottage
Lois Cowie, a sixth grader at Weeks School taught by Lecra Meyer, writes that Miss Neyer finished reading The Bobbsey Twins at Windmill Cottage by Laura Lee Hope. The class enjoyed the treasure find in a tiny box.
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Miss Neyer
Bobbsy Twins
Windmill Cottage
Laura Lee
Hope
Lois ‘Cowie
Weeks
Lecra Meyer
Sunshine School Pupils Review Pictures and Artists
Pupils at Sunshine School study reviewed pictures and artists. Miss Davis gave an outline on the board for copying and learning. Doris Tschetler reports from Iowa Township.
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Sunshine School
Davis
Aacher
Doris Tschetler
Iowa Township
Richland Center eighth graders begin third six weeks
Mary Reilly reports the Richland Center School eighth graders have started the third six weeks. They study insurance and arithmetic in math, verbs in language, Reconstruction and industrial development in history, and state government in civics under Grace Rudy.
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Richland Center School
United States
Vivics
Mary Reilly
Grace Rudy
Woonsocket Girls Form 4 H Club Eat It and Like It
A Woonsocket group of girls organized the Eat It and Like It 4 H Food Club at the Edwards home. Laura Howe was elected leader with Mrs Eline Barta as assistant. Mary Barta and Ellen Pearson served as presidents, Eunice Pearson as secretary and treasurer. Eunice Pearson and Mo Jean Barta were chosen to demonstrate measuring methods at the next meeting on January 5 at the Robert Gison home.
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Woonsocket
Drew Edwards
Woonsocke
Laura Howe
Eline Barta
Mary Barta
Ellen Pearson
Eunice Pearson
Mo Jean Barta
Robert Gison
Warren Boys and Girls Clubs Reorganize for New Year
A joint Warren boys and Girls 4 H club meeting at Leslie evening reorganized for 1949. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Larson Mrs Jerome Murtha and Mrs Walter Steele. Girls officers named Lois Steele president Margaret Mearns vice president Arlene Knox secretary and reporter. Cookies and apples served by members. Reporter Arlene Kinox.
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Warren
Leslie
Fred Larson
Jerome Murtha
Walter Steele
Lois Steele
Margaret Mearns
Arlene Knox
Arlene Kinox
Visitors at Sand Creek School Report
Nine visitors were in the grammar room at Sand Creek School last Wednesday reported by pupil Marilyn Roy. The list includes Nena Lieknow Janet Phyllis Old Cable Margaret Bonnesa and four teachers Margaret Hogera Catherine Aldrich Gwendola Mitch ell and Lydia Zvonek Thelma Dracy Elsie Dracy Crystal Dawn Bailey and Valia Vee Bogers also visited the room.
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Sand Creek
Marilyn Roy
Sand Creek School
Nena Lieknow
Janet
Phyllis
Old Cable
Margaret Bonnesa
Margaret Hogera
Catherine Aldrich
Gwendola Mitchell
Lydia Zvonek
Thelma Dracy
Elsie Dracy
Crystal Dawn Bailey
Valia Vee Bogers
Harmony Workers Have New Members 4-H Club in Sanborn County
The Harmony Workers 4-H Club met at leader Harold Edward's home to plan for the year. Three new members joined, totaling seven. Officers named: President Francis Barta, Vice-President Maynard Edwards, Secretary Treasurer Carl Pearson, Reporter James Olson. The meeting closed with group singing led by Mrs. Larson and lunch by mothers. Next meeting set for January 5 at Robert Olson's home. reporter James Olson.
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Harmony Workers
Sanborn County
Harold Edward
Francis Barta
Maynard Edwards
Carl Pearson
James Olson
Oup
Larson
Prize Booklets Returned To Pupils In School Activity
Lewis Kueh of the Golden Burner League writes about prize booklets returned to pupils after a fair exhibit "My Trip" and receiving a red ribbon and 46 cents. Miss Glanzer suggested spending the money on two picture frames for the C. C. charter and the school's certificate of approval, now hanging on the east and west sides of the school room, improving its appearance.
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Catysn Ocamuac
Lewis Kueh
Golden Burner League
Miss Glanzer
Mystery Story Read To Children At School
Mrs Long finished reading The Secret of the Bookshop by Young to pupils at South Twenty second Street School. She now reads Uncle Time Andy Bill by Charles Major to the class as Betty Swanson reports.
Punctual Wes sington Pupils Earn Report Cards
Several Wes sington pupils in seventh and eighth grades have neither been absent nor tardy the last six weeks. Betty Bergler Evelyn Brown Julia Hutchinson Minette Friedman Bill Marvul Vincent Murphy and Blanche Stubbs earned their reports after second six weeks exams. MAKE THISTLE HOUSE Two Connell School pupils built a thistle house after an earlier one blew away Clinton Herni eighth grader taught by Stasi Davis.
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Wessington
Betty Bergler
Evelyn Brown
Julia Hutchinson
Minette Friedman
Bill Marvul
Vincent Murphy
Blanche Stubbs
Connell School
Clinton Herni
Stasi Davis
Hitchcock PTA Hears Talk On Russia And Finland
Hitchcock program notes a talk on Russia and Finland by Sheldon Reese of Huron at the PTA meeting Tuesday evening. The event featured two music sets by Miss Lars Githeill with Vivian Van Fassel on piano and community singing. T. E. Luby, state attorney, scheduled to speak at the January 2 meeting. A lunch followed hosted by local volunteers.
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Hitchcock
PTA
Huron
Russia
Finland
Sheldon Reese
Lars .Giteheil
Vivian van Fassel
T. E. Luby
Headie Cone
Traysmond High
Elmer Mortimer
Alva le Grand
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Harold Chaplin
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Pierre
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